Dual Transmigration: You Were Told to Make a Movie, So Why Are You Making It for Real?

The writing is decent, but the power awakening could have been earlier, since that's the kind of plot you advertised in your synopsis. This would have made it easier to retain your target readers. Most similar books increase the protagonist's strength while simultaneously building their fame in the early stages.

To be honest, this genre really suits my taste, but the book still has many problems. I hope the author can improve it over time. 1. The title, "Making Movies in Another World," made me think the book's appeal lay in its unconventional plagiarism. I wouldn't have read it if I hadn't accidentally clicked on the synopsis.

It's pretty good, but... Don't they differentiate between them anymore? "Dual travel" and "two worlds" 🤦 aren't the same thing, right? "Dual travel" means two main characters.

The difficult part of writing this kind of book is the urban transit plot. It's best to write as little plot as possible besides buying supplies and sending videos. The fantasy world is okay. Although it's not very surprising, it's at least better than most books and readable.

In the ordinary world, a compound bow might be useful, but what's the point of having it in this supernatural world besides holding it? A gun could catch you off guard, but with a bow, you're dead before you even get into position, and there's no chance for a second shot.

It's not bad, but the movie adaptation of the book title currently has a very low profile; the main focus is still on the dual transmigration aspect.

Why not a 5-star rating? Because the author isn't updating frequently enough. So, author, you need to work harder and unleash your full potential! Author, you're experiencing writer's block!

It's very interesting to write, the ideas are ingenious, and it's a great read, but the updates are too infrequent and too slow 😡

I love reading this, author please don't cut it!

It's beautiful and has the potential to become a classic!